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Ubuntu 20.04 system level proxy not working for google-chrome browser

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I have to configure proxy on Ubuntu for multiple users in Ubuntu 20.02. According to my search, I have found that I should add following content in /etc/environment:

http_proxy="10.11.21.1:3129"
https_proxy="10.11.21.1:3129"
ftp_proxy="10.11.21.1:3129/"
no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1,::1"

HTTP_PROXY="10.11.21.1:3129"
HTTPS_PROXY="10.11.21.1:3129"
FTP_PROXY="10.11.21.1:3129/"
NO_PROXY="localhost,127.0.0.1,::1"

Where 10.11.21.1:3129 is proxy system. For all users, internet is working fine for wget, Firefox but not for Google-chrome. But it I run Google chrome from CLI with --proxy-server variable, it also works. Why Chrome is not reading proxy from /etc/environment. Where is the issue ?

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